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What’s your opinions, If you could would you install something like this in your house? This is a Fireplace tile slab installation, each slab was Four feet by 9 feet long, this was a very smooth installation and turned out beautifully! 🔥 ...

Atlantic tile loves working with slabs. Although, our amazing guys make this look easy. It takes ton of repetition, training, teamwork and communication to complete a job like this. It also makes it a lot easier using @raimondi_spa setup. #tiledesign #largeformat #slabtiles #porcelain #fireplace ...

We had to make right on this floor. After pouring the first batch of self leveler, it didn’t have the integrity that we anticipated so we made the right decision to redo it. Floor came out rock solid the second time around and now ready to finish up this bathroom! ...

Here’s a few clips of one of our guys, Vidal completing a shower pan over in Pennington NJ! ...

Buy once, cry once.

Thankfully, I learned this lesson pretty early in life. Ironically, it wasn’t through tile—it was through my passion for cars.

The number of times I’ve bought the cheaper part or rushed an installation because I wanted to save a little money has almost always cost me more in the end. I’ve had to buy the right part anyway, spend twice the labor, and deal with the frustration of doing the same job twice.

That lesson translates perfectly to the construction industry.

If you’re a contractor who genuinely takes pride in delivering exceptional work, you know exactly what I’m talking about. It’s frustrating walking into failed jobs because someone decided to cut corners to save a few bucks.

And if you’re a homeowner reading this, remember this:

You’re not just paying for tile.

You’re paying for proven systems, clear communication, experienced employees, proper installation methods, quality tools, attention to detail, accountability, warranties, and the confidence that the job is being done the right way the first time.

The cheapest price is rarely the cheapest outcome. #contractor #tiledesign #tile #bathroomremodel #bathroomrenovation ...

Update on Hank’s shower!

The guys officially wrapped up all the tile and grout. All that’s left is epoxying the miters, final plumbing, spackling, and paint.

This was our first time custom making and installing a floating vanity, and I’d say it turned out pretty solid. Every project teaches you something, and this one was no exception.

For all the tile installers and contractors out there—how would you have tackled this project? Would you have done anything differently? Drop your thoughts below. #contractor #tile #dogs #dogshower #puppy ...

Here is a perfect example of two businesses working simultaneously taking on the construction industry. So many times there’s miscommunication, leading to delays, unexpected costs, and many more issues. With a system like Job Tread, using it from GC to trade completely eliminates that. Here’s a simple example of how that works. Are there any other Tile contractors out there using Job Tread? #contractor #communication #tilecontractor #system #tile ...

Screeding your walls is an easy and effective to fix a wall that may not be totally flat. This wall was a bit low in the middle. If not fixed prior to starting tile your either going to end up with a little dip in your wall which can be very noticeable, or spend much longer fixing it during the tiling process than if you had just correctly prepped before hand. ...

Working in the tub bathroom here at the house in belmar. Check out some of the progress as well as the installation process! ...